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This is someone who knows but continually pushes opposite information. She is not alone
So first, it references "Jesus the Nazarene" who is accused of magic and mocking sages.
A Jesus tried and executed on Passover. Obvious who that is, some details are changed FYI
A Jesus tried and executed on Passover. Obvious who that is, some details are changed FYI
Further support from the dictionary definitions if you check. Note very bottom due to censors information altered or removed
In Sotah, a direct reference to Jesus in the Talmud in Davidson version.
Halakhah moves that information to footnote 11.
Anachronism to be aware King Yannai lived at a different time. Either later Rabbis who wrote it down confused or placed to confuse censors.
Halakhah moves that information to footnote 11.
Anachronism to be aware King Yannai lived at a different time. Either later Rabbis who wrote it down confused or placed to confuse censors.
A more modern admission of Jesus in the Talmud from the Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/belief/2011/dec/24/jesus-ultimate-political-drama claiming his identity hidden as "That Man"
Currently 22 explicit references to Jesus on Sefaria in the Talmud https://www.sefaria.org/search?q=Jesus&tab=text&tpathFilters=Talmud&tvar=1&tsort=relevance&svar=1&ssort=relevance&lang=bi
Additional references many don't know.
Was "That Man" the son of Stada or Pantera? If you search that name a surprise https://www.sefaria.org/Jastrow%2C_%D7%A4%D6%B7%D6%BC%D7%A0%D6%B0%D7%93%D6%B5%D6%BC%D7%99%D7%A8%D6%B8%D7%90.1?with=all&lang=bi father of Jesus of Nazareth.
That dictionary often mandatory for Talmud students, and has not been updated in over a century.
Was "That Man" the son of Stada or Pantera? If you search that name a surprise https://www.sefaria.org/Jastrow%2C_%D7%A4%D6%B7%D6%BC%D7%A0%D6%B0%D7%93%D6%B5%D6%BC%D7%99%D7%A8%D6%B8%D7%90.1?with=all&lang=bi father of Jesus of Nazareth.
That dictionary often mandatory for Talmud students, and has not been updated in over a century.
A little later in that exact same tractate words most who have read the new testament will know by heart.
"I come not to abolish the law but fulfill it."
How can someone not in a book be directly quoted? This section says to burn those books incidentally. Jesus in Talmud Thread
"I come not to abolish the law but fulfill it."
How can someone not in a book be directly quoted? This section says to burn those books incidentally. Jesus in Talmud Thread
"Overcooks his food in public" two odd sounding criticisms of a Jesus in the Talmud, in Sanhedrin & Berakhot.
Odd until you know what they claim as his final punishment...
Odd until you know what they claim as his final punishment...
Boiling Feces (excrement).
Note Halakhah again moves his identity to the footnotes.
Note Halakhah again moves his identity to the footnotes.
A very intetesting Talmud tale, 40 years before the destruction of the second temple...
If they are worthy the Messiah will arrive from the clouds. Otherwise he will show up on a donkey. A sign the Jewish people are unworthy.
"Heal him with the name of Jesus,"
Rodkinson Talmud translation of Avodah Zarah. Ben Dama snake bite episode, a few different versions of this story. Some he dies others he is healed but regrets using the Jesus cure.
Rodkinson Talmud translation of Avodah Zarah. Ben Dama snake bite episode, a few different versions of this story. Some he dies others he is healed but regrets using the Jesus cure.
